Cheyenne News Briefs and Local Announcements
Cheyenne firms advertise jewelry making and trunk production. State capitol trees are being pruned, with work near completion. The La Bar gil Company of Kemmerer files incorporation papers. Cheyenne merchants display spring goods in shop windows. Cheyenne residents attend the Denver auto show. State house elevator repaired after two days of shutdown. Carey Addition on sale as Charles Bailey announces new listings.
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Cheyenne
State House
Cheyenne Notices Roundup From Passage of Week
Sale of lots in Casey Addition north of the state house and a Cheyenne entertain by Second Infantry at Port Russell last evening are noted alongside hospital corps movement from Fort Assiniboine to Fort Russell and a spring millinery opening. Deputies pursue jail breakers at Wheatland as army pack train to the Mexican border is rescinded. Dr Bateman to Sheridan, and bids sought to build an eight room school block in Hoeldredge addition.
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Casey Addition
State House
Second Infantry
Port Russell
Fort Assinboine
Mont
Fort
D. A. Russell
Fort Russell
Board of County Pomenelopere
Hoeldredge
Sehdy
Officials Pass Through Cheyenne in Special Car En Route to Omaha
Union Pacific official W D Lincoln and party traveled through Cheyenne yesterday morning in a special car on their way to Omaha.
Celebrated Wheat Flour and Uniforms on Cheyenne Streets
A Cheyenne notice lists Turkey Red Hard Wheat Kansas Cream Flour at 20th and Thames for 1.50 a sack with phone contact. It notes Western Union uniforms for messenger boys in blue corduroy. Doctors report few serious illnesses in Cheyenne. The Seven Days Comedy company arrives in a special car for the Capitol Avenue theatre show tonight.
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20Th and
Thames Sts
Red
Lawrence & Carr
Cheyenne
Western Union Messenger
Seven Daye Comedy Company
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Immigrant Business and Union Pacific Depot Scene
The depot appeared crowded with immigrants and luggage bearing foreign stickers as a large flow of travelers passed through yesterday. Session Laws Ready notes Secretary of State F L Houx and Deputy P Mac.
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Union Pacific
Secretary of State
F. L. Houx
P. Mac
Weat shipments planned by Union Pacific line up for rush
Weather reports from the western system indicate good conditions with Cheyenne brand weather extending as far west as Ogden while a storm nest looms near Laramie. Examinations for civil service set for April 12 and 22 at Cheyenne Federal Building cover cadet officer and draftsman cartographer positions with salaries up to 1 800 yearly. Albert Russell of Cheyenne dies in Denver from pneumonia and was a member of local W O W and Knights of Pythias lodges.
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Here
Ogden
Laramie
The
Civil Service Commission
Cheyenne Federal Building
Lighthouse Service
Philippine Service
Heyenne Clilven
Ames
Cheyenne
Denver
Albert Russell
Central Avenue
City
Continental Ol Company
Knights of Pythias
Weather Outlook for Wyoming This Weekend
The forecast calls for generally fair weather across Wyoming on Saturday and Sunday with a colder spell in the western portion. Local data for the 24 hours ending 6 p m shows a maximum temperature of 40 and a low around 20.
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Kington
Mar
Wyoming
Rags Wanted at Leader Office
Help needed for the Leader office seeking large clean rags. Readers are invited to bring suitable fabrics to the newsroom for reuse in cleaning and shop needs.
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Leader
Pape's Cold Compound Promised Quick Grippe Cure
An old promotion claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe with a dose every two hours until three doses. It asserts rapid relief from neuralgia pains headache fever sneezing stuffed nose and sore throat and promotes quinine as ineffective for colds after extensive research.
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Grippe
Pape
Notice to Teachers Examination in Cheyenne Wheatland and Torrington
Notice is given of a teachers certificates examination to be held at the high school buildings in Cheyenne Wheatland and Torrington starting 8 30 a m on March 1 and April 1 1911 The program lists subjects for Friday Saturday sessions across grade levels and ends with signatures of County Superintendent Mamie B Hepperson
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Cheyenne
Wheatland
Torrington
U. B
A. D
Mamie BF. Hepperon
Houston Dairy Milk Scandal Spurs New Regulations
In Houston on March 17 dairy men selling watered down milk were confronted by local medical authorities led by the city pathologist. The group imposed strict regulations to curb adulteration and protect consumers.
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Houston
Tex
New City Rules Crack Down on Milk Dairies
A city ordinance imposes strict dairy controls to ensure milk purity. Violations may forfeit licenses. rules cover stable conditions, milker cleanliness, milk handling, and required tests. Bottling during runs ends as bottles must be returned to dairies for washing.
Embalmed Eggs Shocks Texas Egg Trade
The Texas state pure food commission plans action against Central Texas egg shippers for injecting formaldehyde into eggs to preserve them. North Texas dealers report breeders puncture eggs to prevent fertilization, speeding deterioration though not clearly violating the pure food law. Household cleaning services are advertised with phone numbers.
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Antonio
Tex
State
Pure Food Commission
Texas
North Texas
Panama Photograph Of Judge Matson And Panama Police Chief
John Thomas received two copies of a Panama trip photo showing Judge Matson, John Thomas, and Fred Porter, Panama police chief, with a native group. The image was enlarged from a Kodak print and will be framed for keepsake by Clyde Barry.
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BR. N. Matson
Panama
John Thomas
Judge Matson
Mr. Thomas
Fred Porter
Thomas
Walker
Porter
Clyde Barry
Milwaukee Adopts Mausoleum for 1000 Burials
Milwaukee reports a new mausoleum capable of holding 1000 bodies has been adopted and will seal the dead within. The plan aims to centralize burial and conserve space in the city.
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Milwaukee
Mar
Socialist plan for Milwaukee cremation alternative crypts
The article describes a proposed municipal burial crypt system in Milwaukee under a Socialist administration. The Wisconsin Mausoleum Co led by W. Halliday promotes a sanitary cremation-intermediate method, with a 200 by 24 foot building in a five-acre park, offering private family compartments and individual crypts with customizable architectural entries.
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Milwaukee
Halliday
Wisconsin Mausoleum Company
Leader Office Seeks Clean Raga Performance
The Leader office invites a clean raga performance for an upcoming feature. Organizers request precise rendition, noting respect for tradition and clarity for readers. A ground schedule and contact details will follow upon confirmation.
Windsor Race Stakes Expanded For Coming Season
Windsor Ontario announces the Windsor Racing Association will add four more stakes this season, increasing total to eleven. Frontier stake rises to 2500 dollars and other stakes grow to 240 dollars each.
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Windsor Race Stakes
Windsor
Ont
Windsor Racing Association
Frontier
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California Fig Syrup
Sen
Buechner Jewelry Co
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State Capitol
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Kemmerer
Carey
Charles Bailey
Steaal Ting Field
Babel. Ckel. & CO
Tidelman Bios. CO
Capitol Avenue
Milady
Glushan
Frank Roach
Bateman
Sheridan
B. F. Davis
Hanna Coal
PHOND
Weat
W. H. Enrich
Paceific Fruit Express Company
Iete
Shetominta
Garey Ave
Hart Schafer & Mara
HAWKS
Stetson
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